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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

3l.-Provislons-B Bacon Cum herIn Gus
gos "a Long Mddes 3Js Oh: short Gear hhiies
1873 1d shoulders US DID, per c~i Se-t
SSs a. for fxtr, India Mess Prime Mess oOs OL Pork-
prime Mess GA oil. per Dbl: Prime Mess. ldstera
-. III Western 62S 81. lard-AmeEcn sos Prime est
arm ais 81, lArd Ou 32s Gd. Hams-L0hg CUT 10.
Shoulders Buttcr-3s. Cd cwt Tor nost United
sattss Cueese- American Choice. 0DS OF W leat-lssd
Was,srn sprlng Is. 2d. 07s 3D.; ket Winter - 3D.
Is ri ps- GENITAL. New NO. Winter. a. Hi,' d1 No.
snr,Ug II al; New Mixed Western Is 3t Cal iorna No
III Id IA Oh: No 2 IS 6.L az ST. per Genital Pro
,ceSnrts OF Turpentine POS OIL. DO at Lonon u.s. ~
ner ewl; Refined Petroleum I'd per gallon Clover see--
tmerican Red. 4eS per cwL Tallow-25s. ud. per cwt
Fine American 23s. Cd; Prime Guy, Us OIL per cws
Rnsin-CommOn IS 3D.; Pale lis ID 0Os. nt Iins'et OF
50s ia per cwt ProvisOnsAmerican Refrigerated eef.
hnd Guartes s quarters sgd pef TO- Hops at Lon.
don -Sew.York State 81 los Oh AZ 0s. Cd Cott0nsect
LoSpoN Marrh 3l.-Proluce-InseeI OIL 81 0s I'D q Al
os 3d uer ,wt Calcutta Lnsced 3Is OF per quarters Lin
seed Cake s6 rs 6d. per ton Refined Petroleum 'Ios
a al id per gallon. spirits OF IurPoutinc. 2.a ID pee
cws Pale Is Oh. lis 0d PROVISIONS ~ 0' POI
cwt for American Sugar-l2s I'd per cwt Tor Cubi Cen
lrnga poorilng 9e0 and los % lis 3d. Tor MsscaysSs
3D. Mutton. 26s I'D a DDS I'D Ceooann, YnmS','I "a
hind quarters "a ST. for iJre quarters per SD W ths
BasHEs March Petroleum. . marks p5 ptcnninxs
Wilcox closed 81 MARKS 90 ptrnnngs pee ilO
ANTWERP. March ELECTROMAGNETIC Pa.eAnericli -
francs rs Is 81 ceut'n's sirA
WiooA Lard closed At 81 francs 10 cennesper ioo A'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsmNGToS. Thursday March 81, 1897.
DIET DECREAsE-A revised estimate OF tic public debt
reduction for March makes IL about al ! 100000
Charles C. Hubbard be Collector OF at Hart
ford, Conn.
INTEREST CULCKsThe Treasurer OF the United States
will to-day mail 80 1877 checks, aggrceang Sol 1870
In pa ment of the interest due April registered
United States per cent cOnsOls OF 1907.
INDIAN LANDS n SEyERALTY.-1he President to-day
directed the allotment OF lands in severaiy the In
,ians the Warm spring Reservation ia Oregon. This
is the first action taken under the indian Land
act which passed by the last Congress.
LoBsTERs FREE OF DCTY.-Acting Secretary Farchild
has informed the collector Of at GreenpOrt
n " who asked tor information the subject, that lob
STEERS are OF duty under the arih provision for
srmps other shell fish and that any Dish when taken
by the OF "a American vessel entitled free
entry on Importation.
PLFUEO PNEUMONIA. - Commissioner Coman Is in
formed by letter received from Professor Avord to-day
OF the complete OF the steps taken by the
partmept tine suppression OF peuro pncumoh in
BE ton aud he probability that within
moved. ON the other hand the Commissioner is to-day
informed Of the outbreak OF pleuro pneumonia salem,
n. y.
the General Land Office to-day order creating
hereafter arising the preempon ana public lands
shall he referred Tor examination aud decision.
After action taken by this Board upon contest IL
will 90 to the Board OF Review. 1he Board Is consist
OF five members selected from the several divisions of
the General Land Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
WHO WILL BE MINISTER TO AUSTRIA

WHO WILL BE MINISTER TO AUSTRIAN
WASHINGTON, March 81 tSpecaD.-Itis expected that
Minister to Austria will be appointed within the next
week The place said TO have been offered to exCon-
gresham j. T. Tucker OF Virginia. who declined 1t be-
cause he prefers and hopes obtain seat on the bench
OF the of the United States before the end
OF Mr. Ceveland's Administration Pierce NJ. B. Young.
Of Georgia, who resigned the Office OF Consu-Generai
at St Petersburg lie could not endure the severe
climate is an applicant for the mission and his friends
are hopeful that he Will DO successful They take 1t
for granted that Southern will get the place and
argue that Mr. Cleveands need OF political support in
Georgia for his denomination is pressing as in any
other Southern State. President Cleveands appoint
ments from Georgia have not turned out happily for
him. General Lawton was chosen for the Russian
Mission, and turned ont to be disqualified. General
Jackson sent TO Mexico. and found that his SELF
respect required him to resign. General Young was
sent to ST. Petersburg and il-health drove him home
Georgia, therefore, 10 unrepresented at any Inn
porant post IN the Diplomatic Service. In fact with
exception OF Mr. Harris in the office of Third Assist
ant General the State Is virtually unrepre
scnted in the public service beyond her borders. 10 Is
said that exCongressman Vele who was greatly disap-
pointed his failure TO obtain the Turkish Mission.
would be fully consoed IL the President would send him
TO Austria but the political gosslps do not regard his
appointment as probable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

wAsIIISGToS March 3l.The following changes in the
stations Of engineer officers have been made: Major
William H. King has been ordered to relieve Lieutenant
colonel Cyrus h. Coinsiock of the command Of the post
and engineer school OF application at Willcs Point
New-York AMI OF the charge OF the fort at that place
and experiments with torpcdoes; Lieueuant-C Olone
CYRUS b. Comsock upon his relief win take station In
New ork city Leave OF absence for four months with
permis 20 the has been granted Colonel
H. C. Merriam. 7th Infantry Major Joseph W. Wham. pay
naster has been ordered 10 West Point The leave of
absence of Lieutenant william CroZer has been
tended to November l. 1857, with permission ~ 20
abroad twenty-five cOiOred recruits have been ordered
To the department OF Arizona for the 10th Cavalry.
CAPTAIN William a. kirkland has been ordered
mani the receiving ship Vermont April /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
CALENDARS Toby.

srrryvr COURT CH,usERs-Beioro Patterson. Mos
3ii 3l2 323 3l4 8l5. 3lS. 3l9. 800
SUPREME COURr-oKNkkAL lk@M-Beiore Van Brnnt P,J
Brady aud Daniels JJNo further day calendar thus term
sUPEENE CoUgT-SrEclAL TEKM-PAKr l.-Beioro Ingra
Inn J.-AdiOuTDoi for the term.
81 PREME CONFESSIONAL TKRa-PART II.-Before Beach
J.-Adourned for tho term.
SUPREME CouRi-CIRCuIT-iAkI l.-AtUoninea LOT the
sI rREnE CouRT-CIRcUIT-PART II-Before Andrews j.
surRESK CoURr-CRcUIT-PAH III.-Bofore Lawrence
Adjourned The term.
Ssi Sais am 4Is6 4l92 4Ols 4U57, 4i0G 42l3 4209
i5a" 80 a3,;j 4lI; 42iS 4269 42i6 All 1915 4275
ara 4975 i277. A27s 4279. 1850 42sl. 42s2. 42SS
bUKRocATE's CoURT-Bciore Rollins S.-Wills OF Sarah
IL tc,k. Abigail Lyman and Frederick & Gesse at ii
SUPERIOR CouRT-srEcIAL IERM-Beiore OGorman. j.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAI TERM-PARr I-Before Sedgwck.
G. J.-Adlournei tor tho term
SUPERIOR CoURf-IHAL IElM-PAkr ll-Beiore Freedman
J.-Adonrned tor the term.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TKIAL TRRM-PARr III.-Before Dugro
J.-Adlournod Tor the term. 49,. -. - ,,
SUPERIoR CouKl-TkIAL IERA-PART iNs-Deiofe lruax,
J.-Adournod Tor The term
COMMON PLEAs-GENREAL TERa-Bof0re larremore, Q. j..
Deiy and Van Hoesen. JJ.-Adlourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TERh-Beiore Allen, J.-No day
calendar. - -. -, 49, r,--..
ia for the torn.
CITY COURr-GENERAL rERM-Before McAdam, T. J Hyatt
and Browne il Adjourned Tor the term. >,,,
CITY CoURT-TRIAL 1KRM-PART l.-Before Nehrbas j.,
ia zoos 2743 277 3770 27l2 276 1902 2o7s 2oo4 q
27V7. 23sS 2S65. 1880
CTY CoURT-TRiAL TER,i-PARr lI-Deiore McAdam. CT.
CRY Cot ar-TmAL TERM-PAgr III--Beiore Hyatt j.
Adjourned for the term.
COURT DEMONSTRATIONS Barrett Judge, and
District Attorney Martne.-N No day calendar.
COURT GENERAL SkssoNs-PARr Judge GNdorsleeVe
Assistant District Attorney Bcdord-NOs l. 4 - L. D.
CoUaf OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr u--Beiore Recorder
shy th auI Asslsttnt District Attorney Pury-Nos =
coGIf OF GESERiL SEssIoSs-PARr nL-Befcre Judge
Cowng aud Assistant ctAttorney Davis-Adourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
THE COTTON STRIKE IN NEU-ORLE1NS
BUSINESS MEN TAKING STEPS TO BREAK THE FAR
ALYsIs IN THE TRADE.

BUSINESS MEN TAKING STEPS TO BREAK THE FAR
ALYsIs IN THE TRADE.
New ORLEANS, March 81 (Special.-The strike OF
the new Cotton Mems Council is still Oh and the
trade is still parayzed Several hundred bales were
moved however, to-day; that is, it passed through
the presses and got TO the ships side but the screw
men refused handle it. In one case 100 bales were
slowed on shpboard by the crew OF the vessel. The
factors, brokers' aud Others, whose business and
camtal is suffering because OF the trouble nave
heretofore taken part in the issue aside from order
ing their employees return 10 work, which was DIS
obeved but tomorro there will be general meet
inc at the Cotton Exchange where some decided as
tson will il is declared. be taken. Tho merchants
have waited patiently for the opposing factions to
come together but now they propose to force set
tleIncnt If possible and failing to do this they haze
dctt rmined to discharge their employs ana II they
cannot engage non-uniOn men TO do their Work 10
shut up shop" AS bne merchant said to-day,
money is drug OH the market and as long as inc
cotton is in the presses there will be no trouble In
getting advances tom the banks on IT. so that the
merchant can afford 10 hold the staple until such
time as thew can the labor 10 handle IT,
They arc prepared Tor a OF several months dura-
tion
A determined attempt will be made Tomorrow 20
move and stow shipboard lot of cotton III the
Penn press and trouble OF serious character Is gen
erav looked tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
FEATURES OF THE LABOR PROBLEM.

The officials Of the Gaatin Bank are determ ned
that there shall be strikes on their building.
The recent strike there settled by the promise
that no non-union should be employed. Yes
tcr,iay however, Meade d Rossman, the plumbers.
attempted to put some nOn-unon plumbers ut work,
but they were not permitted TO do So .
Tho board Of walking delegates visited the fldrlch
building No Al Broadway yesterday, and fonnd
that Morton & Chesicy were employing men at less
than union rates. They threatened strike, but tho
firm agreed TO biro union men at union wages, ana
Mr. Aidrich the owner said that he would sec that
tho agreement was kept, and no strike was ordered
At the Office OF Iianan & sons 1t was SAID yesterday
that many OF the strikers had asked TO be taken
back but as there vacancies they could not
DO put 10 work. 1t stated by the manufacturers
that their idea in forming stronger association was
antagonize the union but to protect them~sVes
against the unwarranted interference III thcr business
by labor agators and Others who are Interested In
fonenng strife. Hereafter thev will deal only with
their own employees and not with irresponsible com
mttees from outside
James T. Quinn, Owon Smith and J. J. O'Bron.
OF District Assembly No. 40 of the Knights Of Labor
are In Albany for tho purpose OF pushing the nohna
ton OF Martin a. Hanley for the position OF State
Now-Jersey and has never voted in this State
At the headquarters OF District Assembly No. 40 II
was said that 5000 who were in tho last strike
unable TO get work. They comprise l0ngshore-
ioatrnen and riggcrs The concert ut tho Windsor
Theatre on SUNDAY night the first OF series Of
entertainments for their benefit
MADISON. Wis. March 31.-Among the bills passed by
the Assembly Yesterday prOviiing that
ployers who combine TO blacklist employees shall be
lined less than $50 or imprisoned for not moro than
twelve months.
PITTsRURo- March 31.-The window glass manufacture
and teasers for 10 cent advance IN
wages nineteen factories In Pittsburg thore
are fifty factories where 1000 employed who
would be affected by strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March 81 (SpcciaD-Msy wheat closed ton :hs
IA cents higher than last night at s3a ccnis The lay
WIS an active one with this shorts excessively nervous all
sy Nav corn closed strong from sympathy with wheat u
4O cents Ianl May closed at ~ 429 ccutS RIBS fce
May - 2J4Ss 27L California Gapaclc- tis llns
sa HAT the wheat clgnes had been putting tie rNs 90 TIE
market aud that the year option yesterday lad
so,d 10 sls6 per GENITAL. Sill 2-3 per busloL Tie
messages furthef said that the opinion 10 San Fran
cisco was general that the California mar set nee tlt
and lint tie shorts beginning TO dnd tho
abo From Liverpool private cables borc almost tho
same tss The California clique they said was huyDe aud
tho 4rkct Was firm with all the big markets from iver
poo 10 san talking OF the biz wheat cGU, and re-
ng in an alarmed corner II was mo wonder thai ~
price advanced here. The May option al one sole
were sellers az the opening and buyers Ia big b.ocAs
after tile market had advanced above ~ c'niA
Neither their buying selling cut any figure. The
RECEIPTS large but not a. large " 100 cars as
predicted yesterey ljmlng by honeIs aiIeh y "a
strength IN also helped some. Warm weather ought 70
have III effect Of the lIrgr fceipt$
or c,usiug corn be a little weak. cash coTn 10
deuresscd and April has changed over Ia May
This IS cent more than the carrying
CHARGES or in Other words spectators who want To bnu
corn ave having for the privilege OF trading In
will be compelled Ia take any pay LOT tho
cash stun steady and dull and withons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
OLD WARsuIPs GOING TO DECAY.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.--Naval circles are agitated
over the possible condemnation OF the Old ship Hartford
now lying at Mare Island, Cal This vessel reftted
at the Navy Yard less than five and was
sent around the Pacific flagship OF the squadron in
those waters She was surveyed by Board when she
returned to san Francisco AMI 1t found that the
necessary repairs would cost 100000 This sum ap-
proaches the twenty per cent limit allowed by law TO be
expended in repairs OF wooden vessels aud Secretary
Whitney is doubtful about the ACCESSIBILITY OF undertake
ing 10 re the vessel The total original cost OF the
sci was $500 $50 The Hartford has OF the brightest
records of any vessel in the Navy. She buit Mt
Boston In and served many engagements during
the last war; and it board OF this ship. ls-d IA
the mizzen rigging that Farra gnt passed the forts
Two other wooden vo,ses-elics OF tho war-have just
passed surveys The Ossipca il being repaired at
Norfolk and the II lying ~ Portsmouth. y. H..
awaiting the decision of the Secretary TO whether she
half hc ron. irel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Wheat was strong the early dealings yesterday. The
principal buh influence reports from California stat
ing already percentage Of the crop had been a'
aged beyond reuaraon a rain needed speedily 10
save the rest The OF prominent operator to Chicago
was also made OF reports that he bull Oh
the cereal, but later this was denied ana
tho gentleman quoted as having no
opinion" The rise in the options was hah
cent the close days trading but show.
ing OF Tor April al 81 : and May at 2 10
June o. and Jny 1T 81 4 and 4 cent for August III O
September 81 aud December at ~ cents spot wieu
shade hrmer but less than IJOOO busss wers .ken
,y exuOrers. Cash firm but only 1000 bushen
wero bought shippers The options iaisy stcys
ending for ApT az 49, and up : for Nav at 80
at ~ and July AZ 80 cents Oats were Tout
feature ge for April at 81 and iceut tier for Nay
at Sa. and june Tie ltri speeuauOa stag.
nauL April options closed unchanged AT y ~ M oiher
months being two points higher follows: Nay, - IS;
June ~ ~: July. - Sl ant August 81 - ~.
Tho receipts OF grain Hour reported y'seray NJ New.
York Philadelphia. Baltimore anu BOSTON were AZ IooNs;
l93nO1 bushels Oll2. bushels outs ll4Ss
i5T j6i bushels fOtr 3oNi" packaseS
At Chicago. Milwaukee aud - Louis The arrivals y5Iei
Wheat 9OS bushels corn 2JO6ol bushels OTIS l5SbA
bushels total gran 5Ji 71J bushels Ons J,LsO barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO March 3lCdte- Receipts last "a hours l.24l
head Tor TINS far $3.50 neai; Tor sanio tno
500 head consigned through % cars I'll oil when
u New.Iork. sale: market duIl and nomlna
oheeD-Keceipts last "a houis2.oOu mead oia Tor week
thus 1880 head tino last week -. SuV
head consigned Though cars ali Of which to New.
York; ID SALE market steady with Eoo denani
Fair 81 20 "a 7o Good tc Choice - 5000 so;
ordinary choice lAnbs IS 5OaBs0 all offerings taken
last "a h0urs-S.5lO head: tota Tor The
2Sv7 head Tor same time last week 2oGUO
consigned through ID at Which 10 Now York
~ selected Workers lower AT ~ 3O0S5 30
selected Medium Weights soa AT 80 SS6 ~ Selected
Heavy Fnus 20 20 Ub 3D. all offerings taken.
CHICAGO March 3i.1hs Dropers Journa reportsi-Cdtfe
Reconnaissance head shipments 1000 heaa. markell
stronger Shipping steers go LOO To- 5000 10.
Fancy So SO ab to- sockers aha Feeders 50 0o0St 20
Cows Bulls and Mxod ~ 0@s4 OUi bulk ~ 10 gsS 30
Grass Texas Cattle 81 COOS 3D.
Hoos-teceipts $4,000 heal shipmonts 6Ooo. market
slow, steady. Tough and Ntxsl 20 1850 7O PACK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. March 3l.-l2.30 p. ln-Cott0a There y
more Offering lut prices are not qgcaby easier hiHdns
1000 Dalss for speculation and export tecegIs
o 900 BALES. including 300 American .,,,
Marcn delivery 3s-6i. o. March and April delivery.
soad; also 366id do. April and MAY delivery ~ osdJ
.'yId. do June and July delivery. 4UGid.; also 80
.ll do July August delivery. i2.Otd aisO lOsdi
do August ANA September asisery: Iso *
,l'. do september delivery i1-oiL; also D 10 "a
D. m.-Cotton--Good Mii,iing tpands 5,.l Middnne
nary piands 5i.l, ordinary uplands. 5Ied; Good MD:
ding Texas. 574d, Miding Texas ID; Low M 1
IuAas 2,L Good Ordinary Texas lod Vt,ihlli
ll6; Good Middilng Orleans - lOLi MhidihS
LODI Low. MiddlIng Orleans, viDni wv" "A"i"~iS
dreams 5l6d Ordinary orrans llbI. O 200 ,.,..
o m oCoIt,Ii-Ine sales day mciudei sou Daies
American. . $500, .~ u,asl,,s clau.s March de-
-, ..lle,s do April aud May delivery 'oAt seuefs
Io May and delivery .O4L 1n5 ris an 'ulv -
,''' do August and september icusoty AZ
,ti ux.rs do september and October delivery S'os
oa a ~ futures closed nnn. Upian.s Low Mnnln9
,lau,. Apru delivery. 5I.U4d buyers 10. ALn a q
an sellers da June and delivery ,O-o4d euysss
ia. July and August dohvery, Anoaa ouSoi rntsm.
,I AMI sepouDor delivery ti6id buyers 90 Sey' "A
,r ami October dolvery. t4d Naie 40 a.llys
%a,g,n,or delivery, 3J-6ld values do sel 'onioN' "'
4, vSaIos March 3l-Cotion firm Mddins. ~ ~ ".
rupts So bales exports Ia the .ontnen 81 M balss
wise 1874 bales sales. - bales 500 Mtilae iOs me-
49,, .,,,.. lb7 bates. exports Sosss"'''
sales la bslvsi stock. llOoI oses xfs,uus o., Low
s.sassA M.rsa laapy 81. aet and rssss
I7s bales. exports Coastws' op"''''
stick 700 sres March sl.cottop quiet but ns nsS n
.si,,iliug 90. 0vod ORDINARY. to tsrcs1
eents bales gross stcck EOS. l7e base&
britain, !. 1858 bAics saos JOY "~'s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
THE NEW MILITARY POST AT DENVER

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-LleuicDanl-Gencr Sheridan
has returned Washington from the West. While alb
sent nc visited ors Russell aud Riley. accompanied by
Inspector.General Bairl and Colonel Sheridan, for tho
purpose Of inspecting them and at Denver Colorado
selected the site for tie new military post 10 be located
IN the West number Of sites were proiercd to General
sheridan by the Citizens Committee, from which be
selected tract OF land within seven niles OF Denver
The committee will proceed complete the purchase ~
the aud forward the papers 30 the Department OF
Justice approval General Sheridan believes that the
establishment III OF the new post. which VIII be y rcet
mental post will result In considerable economy In cN
pendiiures. the purpose J.. 10 consolidate under ono
administration 1T Denver at least three and PROBABLY
four. o the smaller posts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON, March 81 tSpecidt-It was reported from
the White House to-day that the President had not de-
cded either OF the Democratic members Of the Pacific
Railroad Commission that Ex-Governor Albeit was not
regarded probability; that the prospect OF General
Braggs appointment rather SLIM and that 1t was by
no means certain that David Lttler OF Illinois would be
the Republican Commissioner This news was discour-
aging the political gossp OF whom remarked that
lie would blanked" If he would exercise his powers
guessing any further in that direction. From another
source came the confident statement that the Commits
sion will he announced " tomorrow or next day. but
that nobody outside has any idea 10 single one OF
the appointments" This also was disconraging Tho
President Ia taking his time" remarked one keen OBJ
server This IL IL also true that under tho
law which was approved March 3, the Commission
must ready submit its report for transmission TO
Congress on the first Monday in December. The Prcs
dent will find three of prodigous industry as
well as marvellous ability aud great experience, II the
work Is TO be done before that date aud lie well
afford subtract many days from the period OF
thei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
Extra Liability to AInIariaI Injection.

whose blood thin digestion weak and liver slug
most trlang exposure may under such dons infect
system which, healthy would resist the miasnatic faint
The only way immunity malaria localities
where is prevalent to tone and regulate the system by
improving weakened DIGESTION enrchng blood CIV
ing wholesome impetus to hillary secretion These results
accomplished by nothing effectively Hostetters
Stomach Bttors which long experience has proved
mostreabe safeguard against and sgue kindred
disorders well the best remedy for them. The
excellent invigorant organs
ton and an active depurent eliminating from the blood
those mpurities which rheumatic ailments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
BROOKLYN TO HAVE A NEW DRY DOCK.

WASHINGTON. March 81 t'pe1ab.-The rport OF the
board OF Naval officers the new Gry docks was ap
proved by Secretary Whitney to-day The board which
onsiscd OF Admiral Lee and Captains NcCaun AID Ram
soy recommended that OF the docks De built IN
the Brooklyn NavyGarl and the other IN tie Norfolk
yard The appropriation act gives the Secretary OF the
Navy discretion where tho docks shall be built Tho
total amount appropriated Is Sl1Oo. 600. which will he
come available on Jnly l. The docks hc Of
aud neither I've less than ijOicet long The width at
the top will about - feet and ~ The bottom 60 irc
II IL estuaed that The OF the BrOOkvu dock viii
coed considerably that OF the one al Norfolk, where
secure foundation be laid without much difficulty
ica expense. At BroOGy qucksands ana other OD>ta
cIes Will encountered. BOih yards. however viii fur
ish scenes great activity durng the Presidential cam
,..,, ,,of lss